I'm just getting into running the numbers and the problem I'm running into is that I don't want to have any responsibilities during the day while I'm working my day job and the wages expense for caregiver staff is MASSIVE in my area (+$18/h).

Quote from @Paul Novak: I am curious how other people have come to determine when enough is enough on purchasing more real estate and if/when to pay off their properties?

We offer one caregiver/CNA to every 5-8 seniors compared to our competition that each of their care staff has to "attempt" to manage 20-30 seniors.

You have to meet state-level regulations for:• Caregiver ratios• Meal service• Medication management• Training and background checksIf you’ve never operated an ALF, bringing in a licensed administrator early is a must.5.

I’ve been analyzing different notes lately and noticed pricing varies widely depending on LTV, borrower history, and property type.
Curious how other investors here set their pricing models.
What factors carry the m...

I see a lot of investors unsure about how note pricing really works.
Here are the biggest variables I look at:
• Payment history / seasoning
• LTV and remaining equity
• Property condition
• Borrower performance
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Depending on how hands on you want to be with your investment will be the determining factor in how you deploy your capital. 

Determine what direction rents are trending by unit type and whether or not there's any additional upside in rents.

His team does intense data analysis of STR markets to determine the best markets to invest in.

How do you determine whether one lender is better than another beyond just the terms they offer?